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Can We?

You and Me. Poem.

By Paul StewartPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Can We?
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Sometimes

I want to be clever

compare you

to mountain heather

Be all poetic,

romantic and verbose

Ignite a fire

with verse and prose

Is that the best way,

though?

To say what I want to say?

no!

I could, perhaps

put it much simpler

Not try so hard

to be a wordy hustler

rather, just say

in a direct way

-

can we

you and me

just

lie together

hand in hand

heart to heart

forget the world

troubles, strife

if only

for a moment

-

watch the stars

feel the breeze

share a pause

just because

-

can we

you and me

two not one

just

lie together

-

watch the sun

rise and fall

forget it all

just for

a moment

a pause

-

can we

you and me

lie together

*

Thanks for reading!

Author's Notes: Romantic poem. Simple as.

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Paul Stewart

Award-Winning Writer, Poet, Scottish-Italian, Subversive.

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